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    Reed's Indoor Range

    3.5 (847 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Rich H.

    Been going to Reed's since the early 2000s. Back then there were more gun ranges than there are now. Even then, Reed's was my favorite range. It's big with plenty of lanes, well-lit, and well-stocked. The staff were knowledgeable, helpful and most of all focused on keeping everyone safe. This is important because the customers span the range of no experience to extremely experienced. They are all treated the same. I had gone several years of not going to Reed's due to not making enough time to shoot. But, now I realized how much I actually enjoy it. Thank goodness they are still in business. And now for the pics.

    Simba G.

    Guns, fishing & other stuff' closed in Pleasanton so I came to Reed's Indoor Range. The experience is similar. Costs are standard. The range is great. I shoot prior to my annual training. I will return. Much better than San Leandro's range. Reed's fit exactly what I need. I will return next year.

    My son and I drove to Santa Clara from the peninsula to enjoy some range time on his 24th birthday. In the past, I purposely avoided Reed's due to the bad reviews regarding staff. My experience was the complete opposite with the exception of the gentleman who range up our bill. He wasn't rude, just appeared to hate his job. The gentleman that checked us in and a gentleman who let me borrow a tool to adjust my red dot were both consummate professionals. Because of them, I will make the 40 minute drive again.

    Tiffany L.

    For weekends, remember to come before 2pm or else it gets pretty crowded. It's a small place but has everything you needed. If you're new you gotta fill out the forms first. We brought our own gear, or you could rent as well. An hr is about $20 per person that's quite reasonable. The bathroom needs some work, rlly dirty. Not much indoor ranges near the area, def prime location.

    All the zombies video games have led to this!
    Elena K.

    What a fun experience! Been wanting to take my growing teenager here for awhile now and he's shown that he's a responsible kid so we took him to Reeds for his birthday and he had the best first time experience at the range! I've never seen him smile so much in his entire life and it made me very happy to see him enjoying his time here with his Uncle Erik. He did so well his first time and got a few bullseye, which I'm not surprised because he's been playing shooting games since he was 6 (I know I know, what kind of mother lets her son play zombie games at that age.. ME!) and plays better than most game streamers I know! At one point, his target was the further away from everyone and he still got bullseye; made him very happy. I would recommend bringing your own ear muffs, ear plugs you get here don't fit that well and if you're sensitive to loud noises; it won't help.

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    Well organized and friendly staff. Clean and usually a short wait tome. The store is well stocked with a good selection.

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    Ask the Community - Reed's Indoor Range

    Hi, my kids love to shoot a gun however me nor him have a experience with a gun before. Is there anyway we can shoot a gun? Taking a short lesson perhaps?

    Yes, these guys help beginners all the time. I took my kids there, though I have experience, and young shooters and older beginners are very welcome there. They will teach you the rules, how to handle a gun, how to load it, how to shoot it, and… 

    Do they allow AR15?

    Website says pistol calibers only. > Featuring 20 individual 25yd firing lanes for handgun and… 

    What is the minimum age required to rent a gun and shoot or get the certificate?

    You must be at least 21 to get a certificate or rent a gun.

    What documentation do I need to bring, in order to use my own firearm at the range?

    Your driver's license only

    Can you bring your own paper targets to shoot?

    Yes, you can bring your own targets. If they are too small you might be required to attach them to a bigger target though

    What are the cost for shooting range?

    Your gun your ammo, $20 per person per hour

    Do I need to have real ID for ammo purchase along with firearm and lane rental while my driver's license has "fed limit applied?"

    Only if you intend to buy a firearm, not ammunition

    Is it possible to get a firearm safety certificate here? What would the process look like?

    My wife got one here. You pay the fee (was $25), and take the test. If you pass with less than 2 wrong answers they will laminate your FSC then and there and you are then allowed to buy a firearm. If you fail, you need to come back the next day (24… 

    Do I have to be citizen for rent a gun and shoot it?

    No. The only qualification is that you are 18 and brought a friend (for moral support) and you or your friend must be compitent in shooting (a previous experience with firearms). Be sure to bring ID. They will test the most knowledgable of you on… 

    Do you guys offer CA CCW courses?

    Depends on your county of residence or work. You need to apply with your local sherif or police department first. Once you clear their background check, they will recommend some CCW course they approve of. Reeds at this time only offers Utah CCW… 

    Are pistol grip only shotguns allowed at the range?

    Hello, Unfortunately they are not. Without a buttstock (pg with buttstock is fine as well) to… 

    What are the prices to use the range?

    $20 per person/per hour.

    Do they rent firearms for the range?

    Yes, but you have to pass a test prior where they see if you can clear a jam, load, unload, etc... Plus you have to buy ear and eye protection.

    Am I able to bring a gun to the range that belongs to another person?

    Yes you can, bring it, they don't check to see whose gun/rifle you bring. If you bring your own gun you can shoot alone.

    Can we bring our own fire arm to shoot in the range?

    Yes you can bring your own firearms

    Can i shoot my FN five seven 5.7x28?

    Yes, you can shoot any handgun at the range. Rifles are allowed as well and must be of a handgun caliber

    I haven't been able to get an answer when I call. Does anyone know if they are currently open?

    Both the store and range are now open. Getting into the range is a bizarre, write your name down and wait in the car kind of thing. You just have to keep calling them. They have a massive amount of business with the money in Silicon Valley and are… 

    When is the best time to call? There is no answer when I've been trying to get an Appt set up. I've called during posted office hours but no luck?

    I have always had luck getting in touch with Reeds during normal hours. Their service and range is top notch for target practice. Please use their website and also call them for open and closed status.

    What is the date for reopening the range? It has to very soon at this point?!! Unless you guys don't plan on reopening the range?

    The range is now open according to the website.

    Hi, I'm looking for a Mossberg Patriot Predator in Cerakote/Strata Camo in either 6.5 Creedmoor or 308 Win. Do you have any in stock?

    Hello, Unfortunately not, there are also none in stock via distributors right now. With supply and… 

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    Review Highlights - Reed's Indoor Range

    5 stars for the indoor range and the women's class (J&K), extra stars for Mike Burnham, the private instructor!

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    Monarch Defense

    Monarch Defense

    4.4
    (98 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    I don't write many 2-star reviews, but I think this experience warrants it. I took the firearm…read moresafety class with Brian, and unfortunately I can't recommend it. Brian was unprofessional, rude, and had a habit of belittling students. He made the learning environment uncomfortable by embarrassing people rather than constructively correcting them. While I understand that it's not an instructor's job to be friendly or to "hold our hands," there's a difference between being direct and being outright disrespectful--and Brian crossed that line. In terms of content, the class was heavily skewed toward theoretical discussions, such as legal frameworks for self-defense and broad topics on conflict and society. While some of this information was interesting and well-explained, it dominated the day, leaving little time for actual hands-on firearm training. The balance between theory and practical instruction was way off. Additionally, while Brian welcomed questions, he often responded by making students feel stupid instead of providing clear, direct answers. This approach, combined with his condescending attitude, discouraged people from asking questions at all. A firearms class should foster confidence and competence--not intimidation. I gave it 1 extra star because instructor Spencer was amazing. Overall, I did not gain much practical, in-depth knowledge about firearms or safety. If you're looking for a class that prioritizes hands-on training and a professional learning environment, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

    While I do think Brian had knowledge to share, the way he goes about sharing it was fairly off…read moreputting. He prides himself in using a "Socratic method" of teaching by responding to students' questions with another question. Even if he considers himself some sort of philosopher I would personally appreciated it if a simple question from a student such as "how does this work?" could be addressed more directly instead of being answered with "how do YOU think it works?" Simply said, it would have been a more efficient and pleasant experience for everyone if he could just put his narcissism and fragile ego aside. All in all, I have some gratitude towards Monarch because I did learn something over the course of my time there. However, since then I've moved away and sought training elsewhere I've realized that there are many training centers and instructors out there that are much much better, both in teaching methodologies and credentials, especially you're willing to leave California.

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    Gun Exchange

    Gun Exchange

    2.9
    (161 reviews)
    7.9 mi
    $$$

    They advertise that they buy bb guns but didn't want any. They are not true to their advertising. A…read morereal waste of time.

    First, quit calling this a store. A store is where you have it your way to go in and purchase a…read morecommodity from someone who'd probably rather be working somewhere else. The Gun Exchange is staffed by people who know what they are doing and are willing to share their depth of experience to those who want to build a relationship......just like anywhere else. It is different than your going into BPS nearby and saying that you want a box of ammo for xx. They will ask what you're hunting, what distance you're expecting to shoot, where are you hunting and pick something that will suit you well......IF you've chatted with them as adults and they have a reason to believe that you might be a good guy/gal. I suppose that I shouldn't be surprised that people in the Bay Area might not know the difference between someone going out and shooting and those who join the community of hunters and shooters. Spend some time with the people who know stuff if you'd like to increase the depth of your enjoyment of the sport. Old hunters have seen amazing stuff. Ditto Jim Cox in Salinas.....if he thinks that you're a fool or that as the customer you think that things should be "your way", he will treat you as a buyer and not as someone in the circle. Both the guys in this shop smile. Saw it myself. Appreciate their time as you'd want your time appreciated. It will lead to a great experience. It's not a store. It's not Burger King either.

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